Frietch is one of the most skilled and productive liberos in the Ohio 2030 class, which is proven by the key role she has for one of the better DI teams in the state in St. Ursula (Cincinnati). SUA has played a tough schedule throughout 2026 so far. Frietch has handled that demand and pressure through her first-touch responsibilities very well. SUA won a tough GGCL match over league rival MND as Frietch picked up a career high 29 digs to extend her current streak of double-digit digs to four matches. She has picked 10 or more digs in 12 matches this season for a total of 240 digs at this point of her freshman season.

Frietch is one of the top freshman in the greater Cincy area as the defensive dandy is among the leaders in the GGCL at 3.6 digs per set. In spite of being a younger competitor at the varsity level, she competes with a fearless approach as she has already faced some big arms this season and will certainly see more of that this weekend. Her patient preparation and quick reactions are key assets to her execution and success.

Frietch is one of the few prospects from the Ohio class of 2030 that has drawn increased attention so far. Playing up with NKYVC’s top 15U team, she extends her family’s legacy of high performing liberos in the greater Cincy area. The quality of her movement and angle production is certain to help her establish her own identity as she has a high ceiling to become an elite libero for both her club team and the tradition-rich program at St. Ursula. She plays with confidence as she assertive in how she pursues and contacts the ball when passing and defensively. Her abilities are a key asset for a very skilled team that competes with great energy.